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  • Hi everyone- I am part of a team at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing developing a new measure on self-stewardship, to better characterize the needs and wellbeing of clinicians, including SOCIAL WORKERS! Includes a brief survey (see QR code below) that takes less than 15 minutes. Please share within ... See More

  • " A One Health system is comprehensive, addressing access to veterinary care and other essential services bonded families need, by fostering inter-professional collaboration. This approach innately requires the alignment of diverse programs, organizations, and industries, ensuring that we work together ... See More

  • I have attached a flyer that highlights the symposium, unlike my previous posts. I was so excited to share it that I couldn't wait for the flyer! ------------------------------ Janet Hendrickson President/Founder People & Pets Project GA ------------------------------ See More

  • Thank you for sharing this opportunity @Janet Hendrickson ! The Georgia One Health Symposium sounds like a wonderful forum for highlighting collaborative research, education, community initiatives, and policy solutions across One Health systems. @Claire Schuch and @Kaitlyn Andres -calling on ... See More

  • Thank you so much, and thank you for sharing your story! I know many dogs presenting with "old dog vestibular syndrome" turn out to be central in origin when imaging is performed. Unfortunately, CT and MRI are outside of many people's reach. The Canine Stroke Foundation hopes to help change that. I highly ... See More

  • Thank you @Jordan Davis for these resources! This is such a helpful comparison-especially having both a clinical reference for veterinary teams and a plain-language version for pet families. The overlapping signs also reinforce why a complete neurological examination and careful monitoring are so ... See More

  • Thank you, Kayla! This is such a helpful reminder that hepatitis and other liver conditions may look very different in people, dogs, and cats-even when we share the same home environment. My Service Dog, Chance, is always by my side, so I try to be especially careful to keep medications, cleaning ... See More

  • There are some overlapping symptoms when it comes to peripheral versus central vestibular disease. Here's a quick reference for vets and techs alongside a plain language version. ------------------------------ Jordan Davis Founder Canine Stroke Foundation ------------------------------ See More

  • You're welcome! We updated them a bit! ------------------------------ Jordan Davis Founder The Canine Stroke Foundation KY ------------------------------ See More



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